Air tasking order (ATO)

Air tasking order (ATO)

1. military operations: daily list of missions which includes take-off and landing times, air refuelling tracks, the quantity of fuel to be transferred, altitudes to be flown as well as assigned targets; one is posted in the squadron room while a more detailed one is given to the aircrew; 2. movement control: form detailing a flight itinerary (location, ETD and ETA), cargo information (dimensions, weight, number of pieces) and passenger information (UNID, rank and name, etc.)

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Category: Peace keeping
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